A contempt can destroy you. A smile can also save you.
A hotel can hold a wedding. Funerals can also be held in an adjoining room.
There's only a thin line between life and death, isn't it?
This is obviously a movie about death, sadness, and abandonment, but no cry of any kind can be heard from beginning to end. Watching his face change from crying to laughing behind the car window gave me no pain.
Everyone's life is lonely and quiet. Even though humans have vocal organs, that sound has nothing to do with reality. Like plants in nature, we quietly break ground, bloom and wither. The pain and injury caused by wind and rain have only become the lines of his body and mind, like the annual rings of a tree, hidden in the very center silently, recording his vicissitudes of life, but he will never show it to anyone. In his lifetime, the fate of this circle will not be discovered.
We have been walking in a hurry, and there are people who are dying in a hurry around us. People who walk away do not realize the preciousness and fragility of life, and people who die do not expect the suddenness and shortness of life. We pass by strangers or familiar people, and we quietly spend our own time in pain, sadness or happiness, but this is no different from air. We think that we have dressed up dazzling costumes for our lives, but it is just a farce of "the emperor's new clothes".
Life is quiet and transparent.
My he said: "Life is a self-inflicted masturbation in pain."
Yes, it is compared to seeing who has a rich imagination, who is 250, who is healed and who forgets the pain.
Love these lines in this movie.
"It's easy to grieve because that's surrender. Try to dance alone, let one hand move freely."
"At least one road trip in one's life." Travel long distances without fear.
"Salmon in the Pacific Northwest have to travel thousands of miles upstream despite their scars, for what, of course, sex, but also for life."
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